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Monitoring Brain and
Vital Organ Health
in Neonates and Infants Worldwide
A Summary of
Challenges
Just 5 minutes
of inadequate oxygenation are enough to cause permanent brain damage.
46% of survivors
of severe prematurity suffer from life-long consequences.
It is important that medical teams can react before damage occurs.
Latest News
OxyPrem at the DGPM congress in Berlin
December 2025
OxyPrem was represented by a team of three at the DGPM congress from December 10-13. It was a pleasure meeting so many clinicians, exchange ideas and introduce NOAH, our newest Tissue Oximeter System.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth.
health.tech global summit 2026
February 2026
Oxyprem will be in Basel for the health.tech global summit 2026 from 3rd-5th March.
We’ll be there, badges on, conversations open. See you in Basel!
Our Mission
Our non-invasive sensors offer real-time insight into tissue oxygen levels. Inadequate oxygenation can cause brain and other organ damage.
We are proud of our supporters
Long-standing wish
Successful development of a next-generation device for tissue oximetry has been a long-standing request by the clinical community.
Fragile patients
Premature children belong to the most vulnerable patient groups and require extra careful handling and treatment.
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